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| it be lovely lovely lovely | lovely | ed stew sing all i |
| m1013: that s good yeah | lovely | f1054: that was lovely no |
| oh lovely m1106: is it | lovely | f1105: mmhm a lot better |
| the top f1118: it s | lovely | f1117: lovely f1118: it s |
| f1118: it s lovely f1117: | lovely | f1118: it s lovely when |
| it was lovely it was | lovely | f606: when you got there |
| lovely girl she was a | lovely | girl in school and she |
| f965: and she was a | lovely | girl she was a lovely |
| s lovely m1048: she is | lovely | i really like her f1049: |
| occasion yeah f889: it was | lovely | it was lovely f606: when |
| lovely you ve done a | lovely | job with my hair f1114: |
| that s lovely that s | lovely | [laugh] f890: [laugh] f606: so |
| t it be lovely lovely | lovely | lovely ed stew sing all |
| wouldn t it be lovely | lovely | lovely lovely ed stew sing |
| eat wouldn t it be | lovely | lovely lovely lovely ed stew |
| oooooh wouldn t it be | lovely | lovely lovely lovely wouldn t |
| wouldn t it be lovely | lovely | lovely lovely wouldn t it |
| world wasn t full of | lovely | lovely men why am i |
| apples you know these look | lovely | lovely red apples are they |
| t it be lovely lovely | lovely | lovely wouldn t it be |
| s a shame she s | lovely | m1048: she is lovely i |
| can i smell them oh | lovely | m1106: is it lovely f1105: |
| wasn t full of lovely | lovely | men why am i hurting |
| yeah lovely f1054: that was | lovely | no pauses no hesitations m1012: |
| you know these look lovely | lovely | red apples are they poisoned |
| singers are lovely they re | lovely | singers here an f746: oh |
| few m1013: isn t it | lovely | soft f1054: that s lovely |
| an think oh that s | lovely | that s lovely [laugh] f890: |
| music here the singers are | lovely | they re lovely singers here |
| lovely soft f1054: that s | lovely | very [inaudible] m1012: there like |
| f1117: lovely f1118: it s | lovely | when we eat pancakes f1117: |
| it be lovely lovely lovely | lovely | wouldn t it be doll |
| mirror [inhale] oh that s | lovely | you ve done a lovely |
| huh mm f890: it s | lovely | countryside f889: aye mmhm we |
| it was beautiful it was | lovely | f606: mmhm f890: carpets everything |
| nice uh huh she s | lovely | f606: uh huh f890: and |
| as big but it is | lovely | f890: it s not as |
| carpets everything f889: it was | lovely | f890: james laid tiles in |
| in dunoon oh it s | lovely | f890: why you see the |
| an downstairs oh it s | lovely | f890: yeah yes f606: mm |
| f889: oh aye it s | lovely | an it s actually in |
| yeah f889: but it s | lovely | and they re right at |
| is f889: oh it s | lovely | nice an homely f606: mm |
| f606: mmhm f889: it s | lovely | upstairs an downstairs oh it |
| a beautiful cake it s | lovely | f1114: that s that s |
| always beautiful it was always | lovely | f963: mm aw f965: but |
| cronulla which is beautiful a | lovely | little m815: yeah m816: town |
| she f1103: [inaudible] she s | lovely | she s beautiful f1104: i |
| a beautiful baroque building with | lovely | staircases and chandeliers and so |
| i- f1111: you can smell | lovely | all day f1112: and my |
| going places so you smell | lovely | all day long f1112: uh |
| bonny smell f1074: that s | lovely | i mind when we were |
| smell the [?]numbers[/?] f1089: oh | lovely | m1090: [sniff] hm i want |
| bonny the smell will be | lovely | what a nice smell okay |
| helsinki the finnish countryside was | lovely | and rather like sweden lots |
| the opera cinderella prokoviev version | lovely | ball scene corps excellent lots |
| well thank you that s | lovely | [inhale] we re finding lots |
| oh wouldn t it be | lovely | lots of coal makin lots |
| long johns the sweater is | lovely | warm and lots of folk |
| layer of ice today is | lovely | and sunny though even warm |
| oh hurray oh it is | lovely | and warm here what about |
| year we have had some | lovely | days recently quite warm and |
| money it s been a | lovely | week warm and sunny i |
| anything but it still looked | lovely | f746: mm that s a |
| yachts f746: oh wow oh | lovely | f978: so and then we |
| all the time it is | lovely | in f746: i suppose it |
| eh f746: oh that s | lovely | mm f978: eh people made |
| in summer it s a | lovely | trip overnight f746: mm uh |
| good day mass at 10 | lovely | dinner turkey plenty to eat |
| when we eat pancakes f1117: | lovely | when we eat pancakes f1118: |
| what had become of that | lovely | girl annette strachan very bright |
| school and she s a | lovely | girl now f963: mm f965: |
| schedule ann is a really | lovely | girl she s 28 years |
| very nice m1014: cyprus yes | lovely | f1054: we ll start aff |
| this is [inaudible] it s | lovely | f1125: clever f1126: nice mm |
| which is charming f1150: oh | lovely | it s always nice to |
| and a nice and a | lovely | man he was he taught |
| my back oh that s | lovely | that s really nice come |
| only a week it was | lovely | to see nice things in |
| f1111: oh that s just | lovely | f1112: i nearly burnt my |
| s not it s just | lovely | f1112: no it s too |
| surprise hooray isn t it | lovely | f1112: uh huh f1111: [laugh] |
| wow f1111: wow that s | lovely | f1112: we could draw inside |
| f1111: oh it s just | lovely | i think oh f1112: no |
| wash your face [rubs face in hands] f1112: | lovely | in my face f1111: ready |
| be good will it be | lovely | okay f1112: i tasted it |
| little red riding hood s | lovely | furry suit faither s back |
| american ones that are so | lovely | mackinto- canadian mackintosh red but |
| red you d make a | lovely | parcel to unwrap in some |
| f1111: oh that s a | lovely | one you re a very |
| one f1111: oh that s | lovely | what else is there in |
| pleased wi it it s | lovely | f606: mmhm so did you |
| when we lost all that | lovely | food [laugh] yeah f606: [laugh] |
| isn t it is it | lovely | f1130: what else is in |
| nae f1107: no bono s | lovely | isn t he m1108: and |
| the tree f1114: [?]dinna ken[/?] f1113: | lovely | isn t it it s |
| boy oh aye they re | lovely | aren t they f1104: look |
| wand f1103: oh that s | lovely | as well i think it |
| m642: it s a a | lovely | bike and the sound oh |
| cheap as chips oh lady | lovely | bum you know i see |
| shoes f1103: oh they re | lovely | can you dance with them |
| oh yeah norway would be | lovely | f1148: cause i never re- |
| feathers ye know it was | lovely | [laugh] f1040: oh tell me |
| f1089: [sniff] oh that smells | lovely | m1090: [sniff] mmhm mm [sniff] |
| okay [smacks lips] oh that s | lovely | m1092: [child noises] f1091: now fitt |
| in first oh that s | lovely | oh there s a cheeky |
| [laugh] oh that s a | lovely | one eh i ll just |
| f643: mmhm he d a | lovely | tail m642: oh it was |
| f1154: yeah that s a | lovely | twang to have oh f1155: |
| f1093: oh that s a | lovely | what s that what s |
| oh right f978: it was | lovely | when it lay you know |
| beach and dat it s | lovely | yeah f960: oh hit s |
| told her oh it s | lovely | you know you felt you |
| look look f1093: that s | lovely | m1094: i [inaudible] other one |
| making [inaudible] f1093: it s | lovely | m1094: [inaudible] pick up f1093: |
| f1093: eh you ll be | lovely | won t you m1094: mmhm |
| does braw mean f1006: just | lovely | f1054: good what about attractive |
| [laugh] kick the cannie a | lovely | game f1043: [laugh] f1054: good |
| whole thing f1054: that s | lovely | [inaudible] read the whole thing |
| bit o pawkie paiterson f1054: | lovely | m1013: as aw was gaun |
| m1004: pochle pochle s a | lovely | scots word f1054: that s |
| uniforms f963: mmhm f965: and | lovely | children f963: mm f965: and |
| [laugh] f965: i- it s | lovely | to live well i can |
| shame but she was really | lovely | but she looked a bit |
| little bit m1096: it s | lovely | f1095: mmhm it s really |
| you later f66: [censored: forename] is | lovely | he s writing really well |
| a new one and really | lovely | if we had not been |
| i know it d be | lovely | it s really misbehavin m1022: |
| s really good m1096: [exhale] | lovely | jubbly f1095: mmhm m1096: can |
| i many thanks for the | lovely | soup cups they really make |
| bed recess f1077: which was | lovely | and a little the fireplace |
| daffodils and spring blossom is | lovely | its been a little colder |
| i liked he had a | lovely | little sister i remember there |
| f1103: does she that s | lovely | f1104: erm i know she |
| means she must hae the | lovely | locks salon f1104: and she |
| [singing] [singing] f1103: that s | lovely | music f1104: [singing] [singing] mam |
| and he said these are | lovely | apples you know these look |
| let me look on its | lovely | face for it s going |
| the transformation you look great | lovely | in fact black suits you |
| f835: i think they look | lovely | in kilts f832: they don |
| ower [inaudible] mm that s | lovely | f1122: i m doin the |
| through it f1038: yeah some | lovely | bits f1037: parts of it |
| but yeah [laugh] it s | lovely | f1151: [laugh] [laugh] ehm it |
| rain comin [laugh] it s | lovely | great f1143: aye yeah yeah |
| an it s very a | lovely | lilty accent m865: yeah uh |
| that s right yeah yeah | lovely | stuff yeah f1038: alexander greek |
| thought that kind o balmy | lovely | windy f829: yeah m830: day |
| eh she had three other | lovely | children m608: uh huh f643: |
| a good restaurant with a | lovely | view of the coast i |
| s satisfaction 11 tuesday the | lovely | weather holds tiring but good |
| that house that s a | lovely | house [laugh] m1094: is it |
| want to go round f943: | lovely | [laugh] m944: cause she used |
| to hide [laugh] it s | lovely | m964: [laugh] [inaudible] f963: [laugh] |
| f638: mary hillen she makes | lovely | spongy scones f640: [laugh] f637: |
| she says my what a | lovely | stock you have here [laugh] |
| [laugh] an i had a | lovely | stylish bright yellow an pink |
| course she does she s | lovely | f1155: put in money and |
| ll need i ll need | lovely | shoes for her if she |
| such a you know a | lovely | way she had a voice |
| and dry it s absolutely | lovely | and by the way the |
| fitt maks the cakes all | lovely | and gingery and that s |
| pair right your turn ooh | lovely | bananas where s the other |
| thought so too it s | lovely | clare it s more subtle |
| holly on it that s | lovely | dear what s your name |
| or like the rainbow s | lovely | form evanishing amid the storm |
| at erm and that s | lovely | just to be around watching |
| m1092: mmhm f1091: it s | lovely | m1092: [inaudible] cook something for |
| mam der s sic a | lovely | peerie cat here wantin in |
| coorse it s such a | lovely | place wi de beach and |
| my neebor s got a | lovely | pussy her bidie in has |
| everyone knows that [censored: forename] s | lovely | they re not they re |
| f1187: mmhm f66: it s | lovely | to be around while people |
| a fantastic collection it s | lovely | to see just er what |
| it peggy i ve a | lovely | wee flat it s a |
| i ve been on it | lovely | bike but you re like |
| we re back in this | lovely | calm and in the garage |
| here hidden under you re | lovely | wooly sheepskin coat then i |
| f631: cause you had that | lovely | dress on didn t you |
| t he an a thon | lovely | machines the very latest state |
| a blackish corn that made | lovely | porridge though folk didn t |
| we have had some very | lovely | autumn days dad and i |
| last year now the deauville | lovely | bike and we had gone |
| of getting fish they had | lovely | cod or ling with their |
| my life because we had | lovely | company i ve still got |
| the mornings we had some | lovely | days at the weekend and |
| you know an it was | lovely | it had statues all around |
| electrical engineer we had a | lovely | meal salad a pasta like |
| isnt it we had a | lovely | summer this year i hope |
| about six and had a | lovely | view of the dawn as |
| vantage points we had some | lovely | views of the city its |
| as rochdale it was a | lovely | day and i knew that |
| roof but it is a | lovely | historic building people want an |
| aye f643: aye it was | lovely | m642: [?]ken a back door.[/?] into the eh |
| er wales is is a | lovely | place f1038: it is a |
| and there was a a | lovely | restaurant it was ma brown |
| valley despite showers it is | lovely | see woodcock on road golden |
| exploring the past that particular | lovely | sunday in may it was |
| so by granton it is | lovely | there at the river but |
| f641: this time f639: was | lovely | this was lo- and it |
| my dear sheena it was | lovely | to have an excuse for |
| a happy team it was | lovely | to see her in the |
| tomatos plums mayonnaise it was | lovely | we eventually arrived in quebec |
| of your condo it sounds | lovely | well situated spacious and secure |
| u1028: [inaudible] f951: what a | lovely | book u1028: a book a |
| with fruits the setting is | lovely | the count lives somewhere here |
| to begin with 14 wednesday | lovely | weather summer is here and |
| you all this is a | lovely | executive there was a point |
| especially the fabergé eggs was | lovely | finally we came across a |
| in there was a a | lovely | green at the back and |
| that was worrying what a | lovely | speech colin campbell made i |
| pairs f638: cause i made | lovely | spongy scones i was the |
| i m sure that was | lovely | to have turkey for your |
| road beyond la granja was | lovely | too a largely unspoiled valley |
| outpatients department there was a | lovely | wendy house play area so |
| known european artists and some | lovely | early russian religious painting the |
| some of the architecture is | lovely | grandly european and just a |
| some kind of lottery also | lovely | to have real coffee and |
| of my youth is a | lovely | example o the relaxt informal |
| and i he d a | lovely | highland voice my wife and |
| enough of my haverings onwards | lovely | island corfu enormous tomatoes you |
| smatterings of french and dutch | lovely | jubbly you buy my calendars |
| rest of my life also | lovely | sunset while coming through finland |
| monday writing writing 26 wednesday | lovely | day stormy c o h |
| choppy and they made a | lovely | picture the following day i |
| lungs fingers tingling as the | lovely | nicotine rush made her heart |
| warwick erm which is a | lovely | university brilliant campus just a |
| tossed by the wise young | lovely | ones straight back down again |
| on back cover is a | lovely | pointed hill seen from north |
| orange crayon and writes a | lovely | a he follows with two |
| and we then have a | lovely | afternoon the rain stops still |
| out of body a drifting | lovely | air high as a swallow |
| boston airport too is a | lovely | airport and i flew in |
| as i drove through a | lovely | avenue of plane trees near |
| salad and a butterscotch sundae | lovely | besides meeting people and swimming |
| evening mrs [censored: surname] prepared a | lovely | buffet and prof [censored: surname] lent |
| picture a mansion full of | lovely | chocolate eggs graham reached across |
| family bought the parents a | lovely | coffee table kind of book |
| a big table in his | lovely | garden where we can spread |
| about him and again a | lovely | guy ian simpson jim moodie |
| or a walk or somethin | lovely | how about monday come for |
| dog has been chewing a | lovely | juicy bone at each turn |
| early days george barron a | lovely | man an mair on that |
| and an actress ate a | lovely | meal and drank a wealth |
| difficult erm not germans are | lovely | people and i have a |
| the cherry tree has a | lovely | pink flower in may but |
| quite a relief to leave | lovely | portrait of peter the great |
| wood says he writes a | lovely | round capital a a for |
| spaghetti every lunchtime have a | lovely | villa in tuscany speak fluent |
| i have discovered is a | lovely | wee hotel in strathaven which |
| summer a covered in bloom | lovely | white blossom an frangrant perfume |
| trouble for them you d | lovely | meat at every meal i |
| horse along the street is | lovely | i want to kiss him |
| and before christmas today is | lovely | weather and i am going |
| were braw prefabs they were | lovely | prefabs m642: aye and then |
| shetland knitters set i da | lovely | busta area o sannis shö |
| poems about history including the | lovely | lass of inverness are absolutely |
| the spring water and the | lovely | approach to the bridge where |
| periods baroque and classical represented | lovely | pinks blues and greens in |
| o catch their wings those | lovely | things and tuck yer hands |
| one with one of those | lovely | green lights that used to |
| floret not to mention the | lovely | scent of the flowers which |
| jars the senses indeed the | lovely | small houses which wend up |
| highland spring no additives involved | lovely | for tea or brunch do |
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